What is preventing the "Current" text from changing color on the mobile version of my Webflow site when clicked?

There could be a few reasons why the "Current" text is not changing color on the mobile version of your Webflow site when clicked. Here are some potential issues and solutions to consider:

1. CSS Specificity: Check the CSS rules applied to the "Current" text and make sure they have sufficient specificity to override any conflicting styles. In some cases, other styles may be taking precedence over the desired color change. You can increase the specificity of the CSS rule targeting the "Current" text by using a class or an ID selector instead of relying solely on the element type selector.

2. Media Query Conflicts: If you are using media queries to define specific styles for the mobile version of your site, there might be conflicting CSS properties or rules within those media queries. Ensure that there are no conflicting styles that override the color change you want to apply to the "Current" text. Check if there are any other media queries targeting the same element that are overriding the desired color.

3. JavaScript Interference: If you have any custom JavaScript code running on your site, it's possible that it's interfering with the expected behavior of the "Current" text. Check your JavaScript code to see if there are any event listeners or functions that are preventing the color change from occurring. Temporarily disable any JavaScript code related to the "Current" text and see if the color change issue persists.

4. Z-Index and Layering: Consider checking the z-index and layering of the "Current" text and its parent elements. It's possible that the color change is happening, but the text is being covered by another element or is located behind it. Adjusting the z-index or layering order of the relevant elements could resolve this issue.

5. Browser Compatibility: Test the site on different mobile devices and browsers to ensure that the issue is not specific to a particular browser or device. Different browsers and devices can sometimes interpret CSS rules differently, so it's essential to check for any inconsistencies in rendering.

If the issue persists after trying the above solutions, it would be helpful to look at the specific code and CSS styles applied to your "Current" text element. You can share the relevant code snippet, and I'll be happy to analyze it further and provide more specific guidance.